News from Bhubaneswar

As per reports, the police have been examining the CDR of the deceased, Subhalaxmi to ascertain her whereabouts and activities prior to her death.

Immediately after the BJD backed the Delhi Services Bill and opposed the Opposition INDIA's no-confidence motion, Union Home Minister Amit Shah came to Odisha. Moreover, he heaped praises on Chief Minister, Naveen Patnaik.

The event was held at the Shaheed Memorial at Unit-9 in Bhubaneswar and was attended by Odisha Governor, professor Ganeshi Lal, and other leaders from across the political spectrum.

In her letter, Joint Secretary to the government of Odisha, Snigdha Chamaptiray said the objective behind seeking such a report is to enhance the campus environment and overall learning experience. 

As per reports, the woman with a doctor’s prescription went to the chemist shop in Bhubaneswar’s Chandrasekharpur area to buy medicines prescribed by the physician for her daughter’s throat infection.

The Naveen Patnaik-led BJD was mocked by the Opposition members for its ‘equidistance policy’ in which the party has always been claiming to maintain distance from both the BJP and the Congress.

As per IMD, subdued rainfall activity is likely over Central, West, and South India during the next seven days.

The School and Mass Education Department has stated that after admission, students may be facilitated for obtaining Aadhaar cards by coordinating with various offices of the district and Aadhaar is not a mandatory pre-requisite for admission.

The Police are trying to ascertain the exact cause behind Subhalaxmi’s death. Meanwhile, the post-mortem report revealed that Subhalaxmi died of asphyxiation. Subhalaxmi had checked into the hotel located in Laxmisagar area at 3.20 am on Friday.

While NHAI has issued a notification announcing the cancellation of three tenders applied for the Gopalpur-Digha coastal stretch citing administrative reasons, it is believed that the constant opposition and frequent changes in the project plans might have boomeranged for the State.

As part of the special drive, which began in May this year, the offender will be served a show-cause notice and have to pay Rs 5,000 fine in the court of a judicial magistrate in the first instance. If the violator flouts the norm for the second time, s/he will be slapped with a Rs 25000 fine.

Kamana Sethi, a resident of Shantipalli slum, has accused Bhima Sethi of the same locality of beating up the stray dog without any valid reason. 

Apart from Sidhu, EOW also arrested Nirod Das of Bhadrak who is the Odisha head of STA, (Solar Techno Alliance), which was launched in September 2021.

As per official sources, there is an inflow of around 1,75,000 cusecs and 3,50,000 cusecs are being discharged through Hirakud.

On Saturday, the girl student went to sleep after completing her studies. Suspicion grew after she did not open the door of her room the next day. Later, she was found hanging in the room.